I too have owned 30 plus vehicles of different manufacturers, Chrysler products have always been the worst for quality and reliability. The times have changed and reputations along with it. No manufacturer is perfect although, Toyota's current reputation as a one of the most reliable producers...
Overall I believe I'll wait for the hybrid prices, imagining another 4 grand on the off-road.
87 octane, reasonable fuel mileage, 33s from the factory and gobs of hp/torque.
I can live with the premium price tag over the competition knowing it's a Toyota.
I'd like you to be correct although, it simply states ac power inverter which I presumed 400 watts. It doesn't specify so I assumed if it were 2400 then they would have been more specific. That option I thought only worked with incorporating the hybrid battery pack and corresponding...